TELLING THE KIWANIS STORY
Kiwanis is bringing fresh urgency to its fight for the development of healthy young brains. Story by Tony Knoderer Since 1994, Kiwanis International has been fighting iodine deficiency disorders (IDD), the world’s leading cause of preventable intellectual disabilities. A lot has happened in all those years — including the raising and leveraging of more than... Continue Reading →
A scholarship from his local Kiwanis club made college possible. Fifty years later, he returned the favor.
Three women from Georgia step up to lead the Kiwanis family this year. Story by Vicki Hermansen Georgia became a state in 1788, making it the fourth in the United States. Its state flower is the Cherokee rose, and the state bird is the brown thrasher. The state was named after King George II, who... Continue Reading →
Our kids’ hardest-earned inheritance is joy in nature. Pass it along.
A gift of land lets Kiwanians help underserved kids spend time in nature.
Look who’s talking! Kids turn to Kiwanis volunteers to chat about life.
A longtime Kiwanis family member shares her service journey.
Children and dinosaurs happily co-exist at this Kiwanis-funded adventure park.
While trauma and tragedy can derail your life, practicing resilience can keep you moving forward.
In Uganda, Kiwanians are working together to make their service go further in hopes of reaching more families in need.
